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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1930
Page
1
Entry marks a post office notice from Scandia Kansas with citation of the act of Congress dated March 3 and the second class mailing status.
Chas P Nordman declares his bid for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Republic County, stating he has served in the office during the current term and will seek support at the August primary.
County Treasurer candidate T. J. West announces his bid for the Republican nomination in Republic County's August primary election. He presents his plan to manage county finances and asks party voters for support.
Henry H. Van Natta announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for Probate Judge of Republic County subject to the August Primary voters. He seeks the office through the party election and asks support from local voters and party members.
County Clerk candidate L. E. Cooper announces bid for nomination to the office of county clerk of Republic County. Primary voters in August will decide the Republican nomination.
M. L. Hill announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county clerk in the upcoming August primary election. He urges party members to support his bid based on his qualifications and commitment to the office.
County attorney race details for Republic County appear in the August primary election coverage. WM. C. PERRY is listed as a candidate.
Mollie Hadachek declares Republican bid for the office of Register of Deeds in Repub lic County subject to August primary voters.
A World War II veteran named Joe E. Peterka announces his candidacy in the August primary for the office of county register of deeds. He emphasizes public service and local commitment as he seeks party nomination.
WM. R. GOODWIN announces candidacy for the office of Clerk of the District Court subject to the August Primary.
Voters in the August primary can access details from the office of State Representative. Officials mention GCG and ASPEGREN as party or candidate identifiers in the distribution.
W. H. Mikesell announces his candidacy for sheriff in Republic County. Voters will participate in the August primaries.
County superintendent of public instruction subject to the will of Republican voters in the August primary. Laura M. Hill is named in the notice as a candidate.
County attorney candidate Frank G Spurrey seeks Republican voters in Republic County for the August primary, emphasizing alignment with the party and duty to the office. The nomination hinges on the will of GOP voters in the August Ballot.
V. E. Throop announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Sheriff subject to approval by Republican voters at the August primary election.
County voters face a primary election to determine the Republican candidate for County Superintendent of Public Instruction. Zella H. Mosher is the listed contender seeking the office.
Frank Haucke Republican candidate for governor conducts a tireless canvass visiting cities towns hamlets and crossroads communities meeting residents hear their troubles and hopes while opponents trade verbal blows Governor Reed casts attacks in a heated race.
In a Kansas gubernatorial race, Frank Haucke emphasizes sober budgeting and economical governance. The El Dorado Times notes his plainspoken, non-political campaign addresses and praises his democratic, people-friendly temperament.
A collage of brief gags and quips from Kansas papers with jokes about Lindbergh, public figures, walking, horses, and town life. Vignettes include Punchline lines, stray observations on buses and theaters, and local humor from multiple Kansas towns.
A boy named Victor disappeared after entering deep water while others were unable to dive. Charles ran for help as Wilkes boy, an expert swimmer, arrived but could not reach Victor before five minutes passed. First aid and doctors Wallace, Winter, Winter, and McFarland were summoned. despite efforts, he did not survive.
The Cuba Tribune notes very high oat yields this year. Geo. B. Lesovsky north of Cuba grew nine acres formerly seeded to sweet clover at 103 bushels per acre and forty more acres at 63 bushels. George Blazek posted 75 bushels per acre on a field.
J W Engel of Clay Center died last Friday while assisting on his farm threshing. He attempted to keep the drive belt from slipping, his clothing caught, and he was pulled into the machinery.
Clyde Republican reports Harry Myers of the Robinson ice cream factory was badly injured last Saturday evening when stabbed in the right side by a knife said to have been wielded by Bert Kirby. Myers left hospital early this week and is not believed to suffer serious harm.
A new association formed by Agenda Brantford Wayne and Talmo seeks state highway commission recognition for North 9. Promoters report permission to mark the route with North 9 signs. About 40 delegates visited Topeka for a 2 PM hearing before the commission.
Chet Parker was badly hurt in a motor car accident last evening between Clyde and Clifton. He drove his Ford into a ditch to avoid collision on a curve. He suffered severe cuts around the eyes and forehead, a chest injury, and a knee cut.
Sheriff Chas. P. Nordman was in Scandia on business Saturday night, prompting local residents to note his appearance and routine absence of incident.
Governor Clyde M Reed faced a wary Legge Hyde committee after a visit about Sunday picture shows and said the issue lies with the attorney general. In other news a Burr Oak boy was killed in a street accident in Munden. A fire near Republic City destroyed six acres of wheat. A fish hook injury marred Henrietta Paillette, and Victor Kolbaba drowned at a pond near Belleville, shocking the community.
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